The World's Most Dangerous Toxins

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Highland farmers in Austria used to sprinkle it on bread and add it to drinks. It stimulated hemoglobin formation, made it easier to breathe at high altitudes, and, according to them, prolonged life and protected from infectious diseases. Women also favored it to give their skin a "peaches and cream" complexion. Thinking it's some kind of a health booster?
But actually, we’re talking about… a potent poison.
Austrian peasants consumed a dose that would instantly kill an unprepared person! What was the secret to their survival?
There are countless poisons in the world, used for hunting, self-defense, medical purposes, and… murders. Sure thing, one must have extensive knowledge in chemistry and biology to apply poisons correctly. Today, we'll look at some of the deadliest, causing terrifying consequences. Stay tuned: we're about to discuss a substance that can literally destroy everything!
A drop of this toxin can kill everything there is.
RYV Team:
Voice Over: Kent Bleazard

[@marcpoletti9511]

Opossums are not a pest, they eat pests and dunt carry rabies, are sweet and should be left to do their thing.

[@mjb12141963]

A lady I worked with some years ago brought in some mushrooms to work. She offered some to me, when I declined she accused me of being scared. Twenty-four hours later, she and another employee were on their way to a casino when she had to pull over because she was feeling extremely awful. 20 minutes later, she was deceased. The other woman was so effected by this she ended up in the hospital and could not come back to work because it reminded her of her friend.

[@danalantz5191]

Arsenic was also used in taxidermy. Working at a museum we discovered this the hard way. This happened to a co-worker. He had to paint the inside of the arboretum which is on the same grounds as the museum. He was moving everything around in there including about two dozen taxidermied animals. We actually didn't understand why these animals were not being shown in the museum. No one bothered to let us know that there was a problem with them. Somebody must have had to have found out at some point and moved those animals out of the museum but they didn't bother telling any of us. After him spending about 80 hours of work my coworker started to get really sick. He had to be hospitalized, and that's when we found out. His doctors were quite surprised that he had a very high level of arsenic poisoning. They had to do a lot of digging into his life to pinpoint where the poisoning was coming from. He wound up being hospitalized for awhile, he was an older guy so it took a lot out of him; but he came back to work about 6 months later. Although he refused to work in the arboretum ever again, not that I blame him. Course I told him he's dumb for not suing. Honestly I think that's why they took him back because months later they went firing him (I don't remember what for) sometime later when I was getting fired I said to the owner there are two people that should have never be fired because the museum tried to kill us, me (It tried to kill me with carbon monoxide poisoning) and that guy.

[@AimeeAimee444]

Unfortunately, that’s a common occurrence when you are hurt at your workplace. They gaslight their employee with ridiculous accusations to justify a firing. He most definitely had grounds to sue them. Once an employee is a potential financial threat they will find fault with the victim.

[@Stuart.Branson.]

Fun fact - Arsenic is found in rice and does not cook out.

[@user-lp4cj1ex5q]

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[@KerrMarrin-vn1kv]

Fantastic download,👏👏👏 Very educational. 5 ⭐ Thanks.👍

[@KerrMarrin-vn1kv]

in regards to the rat problem and how they were wiping out the bird population you'd think the government would plant trees as well.

[@cen7ury]

Rats are perfectly capable of climbing trees. I realize that the narrator implies they cannot, but that's just one of many errors in the video.

[@Tyler-pb8ne]

The voice of the narrator of this one was impeccable

[@DroneImmobilier]

Thanks!

[@BDayGhostie]

It is AI after all

[@jamieholmes6087]

Troll.

[@royedmundson3833]

A great many words are mispronounced in a way that a real native English speaker would'nt

[@davidwillis5016]

Thanks

[@Charmienckaieo-qr3ri]

Awesomely scary fantastically fascinating

[@kevanhubbard9673]

Probably used to replace Strychnine in rat poison but was every bit as poisonous and deadly.

[@alexandrerobert2656]

i am glad its not clic bate content but fact tks for your good research on each subject

[@Dudleymiddleton]

Rattus Norwegicus is the name of the Stranglers first album in 1977.

[@jimcoppa6946]

Totally awesome show thank you

[@hakimmohamad6216]

When a tree's name contains the word "Vomica", common sense should tell you that it's not a good thing to consume.

[@phynyxstorm5841]

Botulinum is also used for hemi/paraplegia to relax atrophied, contracted muscles

[@KapiteniAL]

For me this thumbnail was very disturbing because of my Trypophobia. Edit thanks for changing it

[@parkerottoackley6325]

Awwww,,,poor little thing

[@JGriffin5150]

Disturbing lol

[@kellif1783]

😂😂😂

[@nomadiavan6560]

I got it too. It is disgusting to look at.

[@fred6059]

I have that too!

[@cen7ury]

Cynide doesn't smell or taste like almonds that we eat. We eat sweet almonds. Cyanide supposedly smells like bitter almonds, which do not smell like sweet almonds. In fact, the general consensus is that cyanide doesnt really smell like anything.

[@JohnDoe-vy5hh]

I remember using Mercurochrome when I was a kid. I wonder if I got mercury in my system from putting it on cuts. Probably no where near as toxic as the cigarettes both of my parents smoked in our house.

[@Mk156]

Conclusion of this video: do not eat, drink, breathe and/or touch, otherwise you will die...

[@ankhpom9296]

Oh come on. You just have to take reasonable precautions. When it comes to something like mushrooms use your instincts. Do not listen to others unless you know for a fact they are experts.

[@melodyszadkowski5256]

Robert Oppenheimer was not simply the "protagonist in a movie." He was an actual historical figure. Since most movies about real people are highly fictionalized and I have not seen "Oppenheimer" I can't vouch for the historical accuracy of the film. But it drives me bonkers whenever I hear a real person referred to as a character in such-and-such movie. Do we really have difficulty separating fact from fiction to that extent?

[@pamelajanewade938]

Thank you very much for this information. Excellent. The naration was NOT AI it was human.

[@saralang9677]

Excellent!

[@SheolAbaddonus666]

I smoke Lucky's I'm immune to anything short of bubonic plague.

[@ankhpom9296]

So you would like to think.

[@chimpinabowtie6913]

The inability of the narrator/AI to pronounce any word ending "---xin" is absurdly annoying.

[@KerrMarrin-vn1kv]

my mrs is absurdly annoying...why?...because she seems to be immune to arsenic, cyanide, liquid mercury or anything i try to give her....God Hates Me! 😝 😜 🤪 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇬🇧

[@TheChurchHeydey]

My favorites are Hydrofluoric Acid and Dimethylmercury…js

[@user-ym7gc6pb1l]

When did Jason Statham start narrating??

[@0neIntangible]

Homer of The Simpsons was poisoned by pufferfish in an earlier episode.

[@repro7780]

Fan Fugu Tastic!

[@blackwidowspider9852]

This particular video gave me bad dreams and the inability to eat for weeks

[@ankhpom9296]

How did you survive?

[@fatdad64able]

owl's piss? Root beer?

[@2coryman]

GOD forbid it

[@mattthescreamer177]

Looks like granulated sugar....pours out salt 😅

[@jamieholmes6087]

I didn't know Columbus was the first human.

[@KerrMarrin-vn1kv]

32mins. 20+secs. food poisoning is far from rare.

[@jessjacobs1653]

thata kevin from the office kid

[@davidtaylor328]

Like Beavis & Butthead would say - Cool

[@Otherworldsmeditation]

"...............BORROWED its name to the fish"???????????????????????????? Another AI Bot script. Worthless.

[@omar-bl8qw]

Idk

[@Eric-AC]

Is there anything in the video other than enough on that here’s this lady, okay there’s a guy, more on that squirrel later!

[@Achilles449]

Narration could have been slower for a better experience.

[@meggyfarnsworth626]

Stop!!!!!

[@maheshmunna2501]

❤

[@Redspeciality]

Too many ads

[@dannil9878]

Just women? It is funny How male plastic surgery and different cosmetic treatments such as botox are such a taboo in USA.

[@BillMulholland1]

👍

[@DTHuey]

If your narrator can't pronounce it, you shouldn't make a video about it.

[@Atheist7]

3:15 MANUEL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@pobinr]

Stay tuned? Not of the drawn out intro lasts much longer. Also too much din & wam bam editing. Just get on with it

[@HandyMan657]

Did you seriously skip over the use of sarin gas during WW2 and skip to the Iraq, Iran war? Wow, that's messed up, man. Not good.

[@johnsilver977]

🎉🎉🎉😂woah😮😮😮😮

[@vastthinker3427]

Fluoride you prolong the identification of what you're talking about which makes me think this is clickbait. So I'm not going to watch your video because you're not clear straightforward and forthcoming

[@TheSilmarillian]

Fluoride is a waste product of aluminum smelting and they put it in our water, what can possible go wrong.

[@cen7ury]

​@@TheSilmarillianFluoride also prevents tooth decay, but only in very small doses ... just remember, ANYTHING can be toxic, including water. What matters is the dosage, which is why ld50 data is so important, as it describes the median lethal dose.

[@mirandafriske4525]

@@cen7ury You have to drink an unnatural amount of water to be "poisoned" by it. Fluoride (the form found in toothpaste) is incredibly toxic and does nothing for our teeth. You need to do some research on the history and the actual effects of fluoride.

[@MrKevb1540]

Botox is used to prevent migrains in cronic sufferers

[@KerrMarrin-vn1kv]

in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 we use a hammer 🔨 to get the Mother-in-Law to shut the Fcuk-up when me and the lads are trying to watch a Rangers vs.Them (Celtic) football ⚽️ match on the TV. 😁

[@prosen-das.]

2nd comment.

[@royedmundson3833]

You should learn the correct pronuncition of many of the things you mention.

[@Getmesometv]

Boycott AI

[@benlee8626]

Arafat died of aids

[@Urmapleleaf]

You missed rabies

[@repro7780]

Thats a virus

[@lordm3s447]

Rabies is a virus not poison nor venom

[@iala2058]

Yawn…. Get on with it.

[@jasonfifield499]

Really wish the channel owner would narrate, instead of A.I......

[@ryv]

Our team does not use AI. I don't understand why some people write that we use AI. All the voices are real people.

[@cliftonjackson441]

​@ryv that may be true but the second sentence sounds very a.i.ish

[@pikachu6031]

It’s an Englishman who’s got a slight Australian accent. So how is this a computer generated voice then?

[@reneeklein9159]

It’s pretty clear it’s NOT A.I. I’ve watched channels with AI… they don’t have any change in vocals regardless of beginning or ending of sentences. You can clearly hear all the pronunciation and narration of an actual person.

[@oOOMaRySuEOOo]

@@cliftonjackson441😂Rofl